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2009 Early Muzzleloader Bruiser (added pictures) Here are a couple other pictures that we had taken. They turned out pretty good. Heck of a buck there Mikey. You sure set the bar high this year for the rest of our group.

That is awesome, he is for sure a great buck.

What a bruiser. Great buck.

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Details to come. Well the season started off great. Besides the missed opportunities that I messed up on my own. I was seeing alot of buck and plenty of shooters to top it off. I give all the credit in the world to the people that hunt muzzleloader season with iron or opens sites. I sure...

Re: Iowawhitetail staff member get's "Lucky" Son of a gun! I leave this thursday for the Muzzleloader Muledeer in Colorado. Now my week is really going to go slow seeing that monster.

This is pretty amazing to watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAoszVLRP6U

Updated Songdogs and Reds Well the sweatshirts turned out great and the party was a great time. Here is what we came up with on the shirts.

Have always had great luck with the Browning BPS.

Looks like Rico is getting ready to sing, dunt, dunt, dunt, another one bites the dust.

28 years and going strong.

Great looking yote. Thin them out.

Gotta love putting the hurt on them songdogs. Nice Job!

Yeah Nino' used his 22-250, some of us had .223 and a few guys had the .243.

A lot of it is spot and stalk or just find some fresh tracks going into a section and ride around the whole section to see if they had left. If there are no tracks leaving the section then you know he is still in there. Calling around here is pretty tough for the fact that it is so flat.

The boys and I had a heck of a year again. We ended up with 62 coyotes and a dozen fox. We were focusing on the coyotes this year and not so much on the fox. But we sure passed on a lot of the reds. The picture is missing a few yotes due to nasty mange and knowone wanting to touch them and a...

That is an awesome series of photos. All the photos posted look great. The finer things in life.